by The scores of the 10th board exams are a decisive factor in a student’s life and pave the way for their future endeavors. Also, for the first time, they compete on a national level with other students and are driven to deliver to the best of their potential. However, to help you prepare for the Board exams, the following tips may come handy.
High School Exams: Preparation Tips
- Cover the entire syllabus that is taught in classes. Every day, revise the different topics that are taught during class. Also, for clarifying any doubts, consult your teacher the next day.
- Solve the problems at the end of chapters. Also, refer to previous years’ papers for additional practice.
- Have separate notebooks for the different subjects. Moreover, draft notes because revising from them is easier.
- Highlight the important points in your study books, so you can easily revise from them.
- Prepare your study plan while allotting enough time for each subject. Further, choose the time of day that your concentration levels are highest. Opt for a convenient study place too. Besides, do not forget to take breaks at regular intervals during your studies for greater focus.
- Focus on both your strong and weak areas. By taking practice tests, you can recognize your weaknesses and prepare accordingly.
- After completing the whole syllabus, make a weekly plan for revision.
- Maintain your health by eating and sleeping well. Follow a regular exercise regime as well.
- As part of your preparation for the Physics and Chemistry subjects, revise formulae regularly to memorize them.
- For Biology, pay special attention to definitions and diagrams. This is because the subject is mainly theory.
- To prepare for Mathematics, you need to practice a lot to improve speed and accuracy. Thus, solve Maths problems daily. This, also, helps to learn shortcuts for solving the questions within the time limit.
- For the History section, your mantra must be to study important dates, leaders, and events.
- The Geography section contains questions on latitude and longitude, so practice related problems during your preparation. Moreover, practice using maps to learn about the different countries around the world.
- On the day of the exam, reach the exam hall before time. Make sure to carry your Admit Card and stationary too.
- After getting the question paper, spend the first few minutes only to read. Try to understand the problems before solving them. Also, solve the problems that you find easy before you move on to the tougher ones. Do not spend much time on difficult questions, instead come back to them later if you have time.
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